Top 5 NBA Props for October 22, 2025

For today’s 12-game NBA slate, I’m locking in on player props from Dyson Daniels, Ryan Dunn, and Immanuel Quickley.

TOP 5 PICKS TONIGHT

5. CJ McCollum at Bucks – (O 7.5 Rebs & Asts)

Though the Washington Wizards aren’t expected to be a strong team this season, I really like CJ McCollum to rack up stats — whether it’s out of boredom, showcasing himself for a potential trade, or simply because he’s their most skilled player. Against the Bucks tonight, he should have the ball in his hands often, giving him plenty of opportunities to score, facilitate, and grab a few boards along the way.

4. Dennis Schröder at Suns – (O 7.5 Rebs & Asts)

Coming off an outstanding FIBA tournament, Dennis Schröder is riding high — and I think the Kings will gladly let him keep that momentum going. He’ll serve as the team’s primary decision-maker, and I expect him to resemble the Nets version of Dennis more than the Warriors or Pistons iterations. That version was capable of putting up double-digit rebounds and assists, especially in a matchup like this one against an undermanned Suns squad that should stay competitive throughout.

3. Ryan Dunn vs. Kings – (O 6.5 Rebs & Asts)

I think Ryan Dunn will be one of the few bright spots for the Suns this season. With Jalen Green sidelined tonight, the spotlight on him gets even bigger. He should have plenty of scoring opportunities, and I can easily see him logging 30+ minutes consistently — giving him chances to rebound and facilitate when needed. With DeMar, Zach, and Westbrook all on the floor, there’s bound to be plenty of missed shots and shaky defense, which should only work in Dunn’s favor.

2. Dyson Daniels vs. Raptors – (O 9 Rebs & Asts)

I had to wipe my eyes when I saw this prop this morning. Dyson Daniels, who could easily log 35+ minutes tonight, has one of the most underrated all-around games in the league. He racks up sneaky assists and crashes the glass better than most guards his age. While I think this one will be extremely close — I’m talking 11 to 12 range — it still feels like a lock. Opening night jitters usually lead to plenty of missed shots (hello, more rebounds), and with the home crowd energy boosting his playmaking, the opportunities for assists will be there all night.

1. Immanuel Quickley at Hawks – (O 20.5 Pts and Asts)

I LOVE this prop. Immanuel Quickley is absolutely capable of dropping 10 assists on any given night, and tonight should be no exception — I’m expecting at least 7, especially against a Raptors squad loaded with scorers. If this game stays close —which I fully expect —he should easily hit 14 points, and honestly? I wouldn’t be shocked if he pushes past 20. Quickley has the green light to do it all tonight.